Rostyslav

“No-Self is True-Self The man in whom Tao acts without impediment
Does not bother with his own interests
And does not despise others who do. He does not struggle to make money
And does not make a virtue of poverty. He goes his way without relying on others
And does not pride himself on walking alone. While he does not follow the crowd
He won’t complain of those who do. Rank and reward make no appeal to him;
Disgrace and shame do not deter him. He is not always looking for right and wrong
Always deciding “Yes” and “No.” The ancients said, therefore: “The man of Tao remains unknown.
Perfect virtue produces nothing
No-Self is True-Self
And the greatest man is Nobody.”
― Jed McKenna, Spiritual Enlightenment: The Damnedest Thing

“Whenever you are feeling isolated and weary, feel the present moment as if it were a woman. Feel like you are embracing a woman, physically. Feel the front of your body as if it were pressed against the front of a woman’s naked body, being filled with the delight of her feminine softness and liveliness. Feel her breasts and belly against you. Breathe deeply as if you were inhaling her intoxicating fragrance. And, while inhaling, receive deeply into your body not just her scent, but the very essence of feminine deliciousness, as if it were nourishing food for your masculine soul.”
― David Deida, The Way of the Superior Man: A Spiritual Guide to Mastering the Challenges of Women, Work, and Sexual Desire